European leaders pressured Volodymyr Zelenskyy to reverse legislation that diminishes the power of two anti-corruption agencies in Ukraine. This decision raised concerns that it could obstruct Ukraine's endeavors to join the EU and weaken the country's fight against corruption. Zelenskyy justified the changes by claiming they were necessary to cleanse the anti-corruption framework of Russian connections. Despite holding a meeting with law enforcement heads to develop a joint response, critics, including civil society activists and veterans, have demanded the repeal of the bill, which grants significant control to the prosecutor general's office.
European leaders expressed strong concerns regarding new legislation approved by Volodymyr Zelenskyy that undermines the authority of Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies. The changes have raised fears that they could hinder Ukraine's chances of joining the EU, undermining the fight against corruption in the country.
Zelenskyy has defended the amendments by stating they were necessary to eliminate Russian influence on Ukraine's anti-corruption efforts. He convened a meeting in Kyiv to formulate a robust collective action plan with legal authorities.
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